How to Define Spirituality

Since the beginning of man's existence trails have bewildered man and as a result contributes to broader and occasional greater challenges, beliefs and theories in regards to faiths or religious groups of choice. These theories (at times) both bear witness to facts and sometimes contradict the very foundations that endorse and supports the core or main substance that embodies the particular faiths believed whole heartedly by men. Adding to the Genesis phase of such, one can connect the dots (so to speak) that link the origin of religion to the origin of spirituality in man.

Spirituality is a satisfactory level of enlightenment that is transferred through the understanding of the nature and will of a supreme being. In every soul there is such a level that produces this gratifying and rewarding state however, the challenges of this physical world often rejects or redirects the empowering light of guidance from shining within. Spirituality also generates the impulses that assist the emotional and physical responses used to express how one feels about any particular event or series of events throughout one's lifetime.

Man in his nature cannot avoid the presence of spirituality. Even though both pleasures and discomforts will make themselves divulge lavishly in their bold temperaments, any meager change of tide can and usually will dictate the overpowering petition and ability to conquer the demeanor of any man.

If we skim the surface of any event (be it minor or major) beginning at the time starting from the first family proceeding through present time today there is a distinct definition or description of the truth that presents itself in reference to this regard. The initial stage or starting point of every event recorded began as an emotional tumult of some kind. Meaning there was a shift in pattern concerning the stability of the emotional state of a person which trickled down the funnel of spiritual temperament. This causes a certain reaction to physical nature as a result of the effect the event had on the spiritual nature of that individual.